Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-05

HOLDERS hEI MON - hemempST
the soldiers reunion 10 be held here
Sept. I3-14- There Is every pros
pect that It viii be the most success
full soldiers gathering ever held in
the county. The committee already
have promises from GOV. Ormsbee.
Lieut--Gov. Fuller. Gen Stephen
Thomas. Commander Blodgett, Col.
Seaver. Col. Mansur. and = large
number OF others that they will be
present 1t will probably k neces-
sary TO hold the campfire Tuesday
evening at Opera Hall. where six
hundred can be convened. There
viii be music. speeches by the invited
guests and comrades. and. on We'd
nesdav. an Grafton by Gen. W. ".
Grout. An invitation l. specially
extended TO Tie 9Th Regt boys 70
change the place OF their meeting 70
this place. that all may meet togeth-
ct. The drummers and ffers are
speedily invited. Let the notice be
extended and tie invitations sent far
and near.
AIbanN
Eadie Story Is improving OF the
typhoid fever.
;. T. Phelps has purchased the
Widow Rowen place for $500
See c. Warren's ad. for the auc-
ton sale Of $500 acres Of land.
Miss Gertrude Woodbury. who has
been visiting at J. B. Daring's has
returned home 70 Burlington
Cora Chamberlin has gone TO Min
neapOlis. Mimi. where she Is en-
gaged in reaching.-Katie Coolidge
goes 70 So Barton. where she has
been engaged some time 81 s teach
er.
Dr. Campbell expects a C. Brown
Tuesday 70 put : telephone in his
office. This will be convenient for
the Dr. and for the public who de-
sire his services when the Office st
Chafey's Is closed.
Cora Vance who has been Ill for
some months with consumption OF
the bowels, died Aug. %, aged Il
years. She was young lady OF
unusual promise and her death
Is 3 great loss, not only 70 the fami-
IL. but 70 the community.
During the thunder shower on the
afternoon OF Aug. %, the barn be
longing 70 John Huse was struck by
lightning and burned. with four
cows. two hogs and s yearling- \
colt supposed 70 have been burned
was found in s neighbOr's pasture.
Il seems the animal from the effects
OF bad singing ran as far s. he
could get. The loss Is quite heavy
with an insurance OF only $500.
East Albany
II i sickly in this vicinity. Nor
timer Moore Is in : very precarious
condition and old Mrs. Colburn is.
without doubt fatally Ill.
south ALBANY
There was q pleasant 10th mar
rage anniversary gathering AT y. Z.
Graves Saturday afternoon and
evening, with lots OF people, pres
ents. 3 good supper. etc. Thomas
Marnock made the presentation
speech which was responded 10 by
John L Carr. Esq Rev Mr. Ellis
made s few timely remarks. The
gathering was much enjoyed by all.
Barton Landing.
See c. Warren's ad- for the auc-
ton sale OF $500 acres OF land
Annual meeting OF the Lecture As
ISOLATION this Monday evening st
o. H. Austin's Office.
a good deal OF company from
abroad has been in the village during
the past week.
Saturday was butter day and the
street around the depot put on very
busy appearance.
The water work company are push
ing their lines on cemetery and church
SIS. as fast as possible.
School has been underway one
week. the same corps Of teachers as
last term, with full quota Of scolars. !
The boys that went up into the
wilds Of Canada on a fishing trip re-
port s good time but rather poor luck.
The W. {. T. [. viii meet in the |
vestry Of the VI. f. church Friday
2-3O p. IN. a full attendance Of the |
members l. desired
Both churches are being very
thoroughly repaired: It speaks well |
for village 70 have the places OF |
worship well cared for
Z. L. McGafTey is improving fast
and viii shortly take rs train on the |
B. < l. R. r. The boys viii welcome |
him back again after his long sick |
ness.
Mrs. Goodwin sister Of c. B. Ord |
wav i home from st. LOUIS No. |
where she has been in the employ Of /
8 publishing house for the past
year
The Barton village boys and the |
Landings met for q friendly game OF /
ball on the old Fair ground Satur- !
score Il 70 % in favor Of the Bar 4